Lately, I have put in to consideration on how I want to start learning programming. I have tried many programming oriented stuff and and everything smh proved abortive, it seems most programmers don't consider newbies in what they do or teach...
Why I said this is that, majority dive in to something most newbies know nothing of. You will see something like BACK end, stack and others that we really don't get, it's very disappointing and nairaland' gurus are not helping matters also..
So please, I am really asking if I can start from programming hub it seems the app is newbie friendly.

Is the pro OK? For those that have used it and can it take me to the place I dream of?

As for me it is a capital NO. Why not try udemy courses are very cheap. You can download the videos and view them offline. You can also ask your instructor any question about a particular topic you don't understand. Also you get to build real life applications.

Sapeleboy911:
As for me it is a capital NO. Why not try udemy courses are very cheap. You can download the videos and view them offline. You can also ask your instructor any question about a particular topic you don't understand. Also you get to build real life applications.

but can I use programming hub for a while then neglect it... Or I should just..?
Cos it seems I am getting along with the app...
I am smh confused sha

What language would you like to learn

Jas80:
What language would you like to learn

python

AyDripper1:
python

Sorry, I don't know python, would have taught you what I know for free